Dell has not abandoned the idea of ​​a 'killer' MacBook Air

After the dismal failure of the laptop Adamo, the upcoming Dell unveiled a new ultraportable laptop, this time under the backing of Intel.

Dell has learned many lessons from laptop Adamo.

Almost certainly, Dell will introduce a new ultrabook at the Consumer Electronics Show CES in early 2012. Thus, after just three years after the "blockbuster" Adamo launch (and then becomes "spray bombs"), this company a new product to compete with MacBook Air.

Whether it is a product failure but undeniable convergence in Adamo many advanced technologies that other laptops do not currently have (such as opening the machine with heat sensors), not to mention setting plans superficially more "innovation" of it.

So when Dell intends unveiled a new ultraportable laptop, users have the right to hope for a real competitor of the MacBook Air. Especially during this launch, Dell has been great backing from leading chip maker Intel world.

Accordingly, more likely to form "super notebook" Dell's new chip will be powered by Ivy Bridge is only 22 nanometers in size, providing amazing improvements in performance and graphics. Dell's new products will debut ultrabook join the powerful army of the laptop of Asus, Acer, Lenovo or Toshiba, creating a fair competition with the Apple MacBook Air.